AliExpress is expanding its partnership with YouTube: creators in the United States, Brazil, the United Kingdom and Germany will be able to tag marketplace products in their videos and earn commissions on sales. Until now, the scheme had operated only in South Korea, where it launched in March 2026.
The catalog is being connected to YouTube Shopping, the platform's partner program. Creators are offered categories including electronics, home goods, sports and outdoor recreation, and lifestyle. A separate Brand+ selection will feature products from international and local brands.
For buyers who work with product bloggers, this adds another large catalog inside YouTube. Previously, AliExpress had no such offer on YouTube in Western countries.
The published materials contain no launch dates by country. Commission rates and the terms for channel eligibility have not been disclosed; it has only been stated that “suitable” creators will get access. It is also not said from which date the program will start working in each of the four countries. Some outlets report a phased rollout, but we found no confirmation from the companies themselves.
Additional details about tagging formats and payout calculation rules appear in only one industry outlet, and we could not verify them in primary sources. They are therefore not included here.
It is worth checking the YouTube Shopping section in YouTube Studio and the program terms in your country. Until rates and dates are announced, it is too early to include AliExpress in a media plan.
